On Demand Resources
Resource support library
A library of audio, video, and written resources covering mental health, workplace stress, lived experiences, and practical tools.
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Trusted by Hundreds of Leading Australian Businesses
Not everyone asks for help the same way
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In high-stigma industries, most staff reach breaking point before they ask for help - because there was nothing in between "doing fine" and needing a counsellor.
Foremind's resource library sits in that gap. Audio, video, and written content on stress, burnout, and lived experience - available any time, no name required.
For staff not ready to talk, it's the first step.
Topics for whatever they're carrying


Stress and burnout. Sleep. Money worries. Relationships. Lived-experience stories from people in the same industry.
Someone dreading Monday and someone three months into a bad patch aren't looking for the same thing - the library covers both ends.
Expert-led content, updated regularly, in plain language.
Client testimonials
Formats to suit your people


Some want something to listen to on the drive home. Some want to watch someone describe exactly what they're going through. Some just want to read quietly, without anyone knowing.
Audio tools and guided meditations. Real stories and expert-led video. Written guides and practical worksheets.
Whatever format works, it's there when they need it.
Whenever they need it

Low EAP utilisation isn't always a platform problem. Sometimes staff simply aren't at the point where booking a counsellor feels like the right move.
The library meets them before that point - 24/7, no approval, no record of what was accessed.
A rough shift, a bad week, a 2am spiral. Support without putting your name to anything.
Answers to the frequently asked questions.
Our last EAP was barely touched. Why would this be different?+
Most EAPs go unused because of how they're accessed, not because staff don't need them. Phoning a stranger, explaining yourself, then waiting weeks is enough to stop most people before they start. Foremind removes all three steps: staff see real counsellor profiles, pick someone themselves, and book the same day.
If you already have a provider, the question worth asking is what your current utilisation is. Most traditional EAPs sit in low single digits, which means you're paying for cover your people aren't reaching. If yours is being used, staff can get seen quickly, and it covers your psychosocial obligations, there's no reason to move. If not, it's worth knowing what you're getting for the spend.
Do you offer 24/7 support?+
Yes. A 24/7 after-hours crisis line means staff can reach someone immediately at any hour, including nights and weekends.
Counselling appointments are also available outside standard business hours, so shift-based and on-call teams aren't limited to a nine-to-five window. Those are two different things, and it's worth checking any provider offers both rather than just the crisis line.
Are your EAP counsellors based in Australia?+
Yes. Every practitioner on the platform holds current membership with an Australian professional body and practises under Australian standards, codes of ethics and disciplinary frameworks. There are no offshore call centres.
Practitioners hold membership with the Australian Counselling Association, the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia, or the Australian Association of Social Workers, along with a current Working with Children or Vulnerable People Check.
How much does an EAP cost?+
Pricing is usually per employee per month, based on total headcount rather than how many people use the service. Costs vary widely depending on whether sessions are bundled in and whether compliance tooling is included.
A more useful comparison is cost per employee who actually uses it. An EAP with 2% utilisation can work out several times more expensive per person helped than one that gets used. Foremind offers pay-as-you-go, inclusive session plans and compliance-inclusive plans, with discounted pricing for not-for-profits and charities.
For full breakdown of our plans, see our EAP pricing page or request a quote for a tailored proposal.
What information does an employer receive about EAP usage?+
Nothing that could identify anyone. All counselling is completely confidential and all reporting is anonymous - you'll never see who booked, when, or what was discussed.
What you do see is the aggregated picture: how many people are using it, what psychosocial risks are prevalent in the business, and which teams are under pressure. Enough to know the investment is working and where to act, never enough to identify a person. Reporting thresholds mean small teams can't be reverse-engineered from the data.
Does having an EAP meet an employer's psychosocial duty of care?+
No. An EAP is a control measure, and a valuable one, but it only addresses harm after it has occurred. It doesn't identify hazards, assess risk, or evidence that controls are working.
Australian WHS law requires you to identify psychosocial hazards, assess the risk, control it so far as is reasonably practicable, and review whether those controls are working — with documented evidence at each step. Offering counselling on its own leaves three of those four steps undocumented.
Foremind covers both in one platform. See how the compliance side works in our product tour.
Got 20 mins to see if Foremind suits your site?

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